Already plenty of good reviews here but I'll add one more. We were on our honeymoon so we were splurging a little on our meals. A very romantic place for dinner with the fires and a little bit of a view out the windows. Our mains were cooked just right. We had a triple creme brulee for dessert which was delicious. My husband loves creme brulee so we order it regularly at restaurants but, although I can't remember the flavors, two of them were definitely combinations we hadn't had before. One was raspberry I believe. Compared to some of the upscale restaurants in lake louise (post hotel, chateau) it is actually very good value for money and we thought, although not as fancy, that the food was almost as good. It is a little out of the way but definitely worth the drive!

Dining today at the Storm Mountain Lodge was a wonderful experience for our 4 seniors group. I had some doubts about the cost of the meals; if they meals would justify the cost. Well, in our opinion, the meals, service and ambiance of this 1922 lodge was definitely worth the cost. It is a small dining area, and believe reservations would be beneficial, although we did not have one at 6:30 pm on a Tuesday. They offer about 7-8 main entries on the menu, and usually a special for the evening also. After dinner we relaxed about the Lodge fireplace with our coffee & drinks. We would highly recommend this restaurant for those seeking a special evening.

I knew this was the top rated restaurant for Trip Advisor in Banff, but is seemed like a bit of a drive for a dinner. I remember it as we were driving the Bow Valley Parkway, sightseeing and hiking along the way. We stopped for lunch and were not disappointed. The food was delicious and presented beautifully. My husband has a bison burger that he hasn't stopped raving about. We saw the desserts being served to another table. They looked amazing. The restaurant is very small, about ten tables in an old lodge. Plan ahead and make a reservation if you are going for dinner.

This is an OUTSTANDING place to go for a quiet dinner in a charming ((don't read small and squished), I mean really authentic railroad main lodge turned hotel restaurant. It is not large and the menu changes seasonally, but it is delicious. The service is relaxed, but not overally casual. You know it is good when the wait staff has been there over 7 yrs.

NOTE: The Fairmont Hotel recommends their guests go there when they want something unique so you know it is memorable.